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In Chaucer's General Prologue, the seemingly idealized portrait of the Knight gains deeper complexity when read alongside the Squire and Yeoman. Which inference most accurately captures Chaucer's subtle narrative strategy in presenting feudal hierarchy through this triad?
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- 1Critique of Church authority
- 2Balanced representation of estates✓
- 3Ironical undermining of chivalry
- 4Glorification of aristocracy
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Balanced representation of estates
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